the south the 75 percent of the city's growth is expected in this year quadrant of the city and scott wagner the city it is expected to grow hundred and $90,000 jobs on the jobs we've seen half of the growth in 5 years challenges, of course, are how those neighborhoods have integrated into the rest of the city making sure the departments reflects the diverse populations we think this will include noted a major rezoning ambassador for the transportation among other items the last two initiatives are longer-term and a little bit more challenging but something we have to get started on the waterfront itself it is obviously central to the city's economic well-being >> liveability and in recent decades the waterfront is from a industrial to one that is piggyback assessable and continuing to evolve of course, sea level rise we now building the city's targeted number we expect that the sea level rise will come to 36 inches by the end of the century we are work with a number of department to try to take the first steps to address the city's responds to sea level roadways and see that frankly as an o

following someone else's plans you gives a cost effective way to do that is one of the big suggestions scott wagner having the city and county look at the last 5 years and easily do it and look at the next 5 years to add in the work what does it mean and gives 10 years of averages and give an idea it is one of the bigger things like the city and county steps to take that is outside of lafco purview that's my report on this matter. >> i don't see any questions or comments public comment is open on item number 5 good afternoon one last bite and apple also public net san francisco which we've in light of the water been happening in the past few days around broadband and the digital divide we definitely you know we've been pushing for executive officer frooedz report to get into the fiberoptic question advocates from public net definitely see urging executive officer frooedz report as a launch point now to get to the next big thing that lafco ought to work on making sure we have low-cost fiber broadband to ever home and business in san francisco like in chatting nothing tennessee people pay low fees it